Events

Apr 16

CRNCH and IDEaS Seminar | Computation with Spikes

Join CRNCH and IDEaS as they welcome Nabil Imam, Yale University

Apr 7

Center for Human-Centric Interfaces & Engineering Guest Lecture | Cognitive Augmentation

Featuring Pattie Maes; Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, MIT Media Laboratory

Mar 24

HIVE Supercomputer Symposium

Come hear about the research being done on Georgia Tech's Hive supercomputer, and how the machine is being made available to researchers outside of Georgia Tech.

Feb 26-27

IDEaS Distinguished Lecture

Dr. Francine Berman, Hamilton Distinguished Professor at RPI, Civilizing the Internet of Things

Feb 22-23

National Symposium on Predicting Emergence of Virulent Entities by Novel Technologies (PREVENT) What Advances In Science, Technology, And Human Behavior Will Enable Prediction And Prevention Of Future Pandemics?

Feb 22-23

PREVENT Symposium

National Symposium on Predicting Emergence of Virulent Entities by Novel Technologies (PREVENT) What Advances In Science, Technology, And Human Behavior Will Enable Prediction And Prevention Of Future Pandemics?

Nov 10-11

Nano@Tech Virtual: Skin-Interfaced Wearable Sweat Biosensors

. In this talk, I will introduce our recent advances in developing fully-integrated skin-interfaced flexible biosensors for non-invasive molecular analysis.

Sep 24-25

3D Systems Packaging Research Center Virtual Distinguished Lecture | From Generative Neural Networks to Social Media Networks: Ascertaining the Veracity of Data in the Information Age

Conrad Tucker - Arthur Hamerschlag Career Development Professor of Mechanical Engineering & Machine Learning, Carnegie Mellon University

Jun 4-5

SENIC Technical Webinar: X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) for the Analysis of Thin Films

Though often used as a technique to work with powders or bulk materials, this presentation will be focused on how thin films from nanometers to micrometers in thickness can be analyzed.

Apr 22-23

Research Townhall with Chaouki Abdallah, EVPR

Chaouki Abdallah, EVPR will give an update on the research enterprise. Prof. Chris Jones will also join to share information regarding early planning for returning to normal research operations.

Feb 20-21

Meet 2020 ICPC NAC Sponsors

Sponsors of the 2020 ICPC North America Championship are welcoming Georgia Tech students to meet with them on Feb. 20, from 12 to 5 p.m.

Nov 6-7

IDEaS Distinguished Lecture 2019

Peter S. Dodds presents “The Science of Stories: Measuring and Exploring the Ecology of Human Stories with Lexical Instruments” on November 6.

Sep 25

IDEaS-Hosted Coffee Break for Research Administrators

IDEaS will host a coffee break for research administrators on September 25.

Aug 22-23

Formal Foundations of Algorithmic Matter and Emergent Computation MURI Kickoff Meeting

This meeting marks the official kickoff of GT's new MURI.

Jun 9-12

Machine Learning in Science and Engineering (MLSE) Conference

The second-annual MLSE conference highlights advances in research that utilize methods of artificial intelligence and the development of new machine learning algorithms designed for science and engineering problems.

Jun 9-10

Women in Data Science Workshop (WDSW)

The Women in Data Science Workshop (WDSW) is the kickoff event of the First Annual Data Science Forum.

Mar 11

IDEaS Short Talks and Social: Xiaoming Huo and Sudheer Chava

The Institute for Data Engineering and Science hosts a series of short talks to learn about research across the Georgia Tech campus.

Feb 25-26

Funding Opportunities for Developing Software - IDEaS Panel Discussion

Feb 21-22

First Women in Data Science Luncheon

You’re Invited to the First Women in Data Science Luncheon

Dec 10-11

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Sridhar Narasimhan

Sridhar Narasimhan talks about "Can the Mobile Internet Bridge the Digital Divide? A Large-Scale Empirical Investigation"

Dec 10

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Rampi Ramprasad

Rampi Ramprasad talks about "Polymer Genome: An Informatics Platform for Rational Polymer Design"

Nov 19-20

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Emanuele Di Lorenzo

Emanuele Di Lorenzo talks about ”Predicting How Social-Ecological Systems Respond to Climate Forcing"

Nov 19

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Justin Romberg

Justin Romberg talks about “Solving (linear and nonlinear) Systems of Equations using Convex Programming"

Nov 8-9

Learning Data Visualization with Python and Plotly

Learn how to create a colorful and interactive visualization using Plotly, a cloud-based data visualization tool.

Nov 2-3

CRNCH Summit

CRNCH hosts its second summit.

Oct 23-24

An Introduction to Python for Data Science

This workshop will go over the basics of Numpy and Pandas, Python's data science libraries.

Oct 22-23

IDEaS Networking Social

Join us to meet new people and learn new tricks. Refreshments provided.

Oct 22-23

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Omar Asensio

Omar Asensio talks about “Real-Time Intelligence in Electric Vehicle Mobility”

Oct 22

IDEaS Short Talks Presents Jamie Morgenstern

Jamie Morgenstern talks about “Machine Learning’s Unequal Representation”

Oct 18

Microsoft Azure Training

This event will provide hands-on training intended to familiarize researchers and data scientists with Azure cloud services to aid current and future research experiences.

Oct 17

Impact presents: Alex Ross, VP and Chief Data Science Officer of Honeywell

Impact presents: "Data Science in Industry"

Oct 17

CANCELLED* Machine Learning Seminar Fall 2018 — Robert Nowak (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Rob is the McFarland-Bascom Professor in Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his research focuses on signal processing, machine learning, optimization, and statistics.

Oct 15

Machine Learning Seminar Fall 2018 — Hugo Larochelle (Google)

Hugo Larochelle currently leads the Google Brain group in Montreal. His main area of expertise is in deep learning.

Oct 15

Intermediate R Studio: Data Cleaning with dplyr and tidyr

R is a free, open source statistical analysis software package commonly used in research environments for data analysis and visualization.

Oct 3

Machine Learning Seminar Fall 2018 — Gregory Diamos of Baidu’s Silicon Valley AI Lab (SVAIL)

Greg Diamos leads computer systems research at Baidu’s Silicon Valley AI Lab (SVAIL), where he helped develop the Deep Speech and Deep Voice systems

Sep 19

Machine Learning Seminar Fall 2018— Jamie Morgenstern of Georgia Tech

Jamie Morgenstern is an assistant professor in the School of Computer Science Georgia Tech.

Sep 18-19

Datapalooza: Machine Learning Workshop and Smart Life Roadshow Airstream from AWS and Intel

Sep 14

Analytics Think Tank Roundtable: Understanding Data Scientists

This Roundtable on understanding data scientists is a collaborative industry learning and network event intended to connect professionals and academics from analytics and data science.

Sep 5-6

Terminal: A Videogame-Based Hackathon for Georgia Tech Students

Students are invited to Terminal, a coding competition that is both hackaton and e-sports

Sep 5

Machine Learning Seminar Fall 2018 — Timnit Gebru of Microsoft Research

Gebru just finished her postdoc at Microsoft Research, New York City in the FATE (Fairness Transparency Accountability and Ethics in AI) group, where she studied algorithmic bias and the ethical implications underlying any data mining project.

Aug 31 to Sep 1

TRIAD Distinguished Lecture Series by Sara van de Geer

Sara van de Geer has been Full Professor at the Seminar for Statistics at ETH Zurich since September 2005. Her main field of research is mathematical statistics, with special interest in high-dimensional problems.

Aug 20

IRIM and ML Joint Seminar—Pieter Abbeel of Berkeley

“Deep Learning to Learn”

Aug 17-18

BAC Annual Forum: Challenges for Business Analytics in an Omni Channel World

The Annual Forum of The Business Analytics Center at Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech

Jul 19-20

Civic Data Science Presentation and Demo Event

Please join us for the closing celebration and student showcase for the Civic Data Science summer internship.

Jul 9-10

IDEaS Summer Workshop in Data Science and Scientific Computing

Graduate students and postdocs: Learn introductory computer programming in Python, numerical linear algebra, databases, and machine learning.

Jun 21-23

Data Carpentry Workshop

Jun 6-8

Conference: Machine Learning in Science and Engineering (MLSE'18 at CMU)

This new open conference is dedicated to the applied and interdisciplinary use of Machine Learning across fields.

Apr 13-14

The Computational Future: Science, Software and A.I.

A public lecture with Stephen Wolfram, creator of Mathematica

Mar 30-31

IDEaS Seminar: Daniel Katz of NCSA and UIUC

Daniel Katz of NCSA and UIUC presents "Software citation today and tomorrow"

Mar 28

IDEaS Data Science Industry Day

The Institute for Data Engineering and Science at Georgia Tech is hosting a Data Science Industry Day on March 28, 2018 as an introduction to it's programs and centers.

Mar 27-28

CSE Distinguished Lecture: Kathy Yelick

Mar 22

Learning Data Visualization with Python and Plotly

Learn how to create a colorful and interactive visualization using Plotly, a cloud-based data visualization tool.

Mar 16-17

The IDEaS Networking Social

Join us to meet new people and learn new tricks. Refreshments provided.

Mar 16-17

IDEaS Short Talks: Kaye Husbands Fealing presents "Assessing Scientific Outcomes from Federal Funding of Food Safety Research: A Blended Bibliometric Approach"

Kaye Husbands Fealing, Chair of the School of Public Policy presents "Assessing Scientific Outcomes from Federal Funding of Food Safety Research: A Blended Bibliometric Approach"

Mar 16

IDEaS Short Talks: Joshua Weitz presents "Microbes Get Sick Too"

Joshua Weitz, Professor of Biological Sciences presents "Microbes Get Sick Too"

Mar 8

IPaT and GVU Invited Lecture: From personal informatics to personal analytics: using personal data to facilitate self-management of diabetes

IPaT and GVU are happy to host this lecture by our alum Lena Mamykina. After graduating with her HCC Ph.D. in 2009, Lena joined the faculty in the Columbia Medical School.

Mar 8

IPaT and GVU Invited Lecture: From personal informatics to personal analytics: using personal data to facilitate self-management of diabetes

IPaT and GVU are happy to host this lecture by our alum Lena Mamykina. After graduating with her HCC Ph.D. in 2009, Lena joined the faculty in the Columbia Medical School.

Mar 5-6

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